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Researchers have developed a genetically encodable fluorescent protein, EYFP, as a spin qubit for quantum sensing, demonstrating optical initialization, control, and readout of its spin states at cryogenic and room temperatures, with potential applications in biological sensing and imaging.
Scientists have created a new version of DNA with six letters instead of four, expanding the possibilities for custom-designed proteins and novel biological applications. The breakthrough, achieved by researchers from the University of California San Diego, the Foundation for Applied Molecular Evolution, and the Salk Institute for Biological Studies, demonstrates that this artificial DNA can be used to make proteins, opening doors to new advancements in the field.